Year | Venue |
1930 | Hamilton |
1934 | London |
1938 | Sydney |
1950 | Auckland |
1954 | Vancouver |
1958 | Cardiff |
1962 | Perth |
1966 | Jamaica |
1970 | Edinburgh |
1974 | Christchurch |
1978 | Edmonton |
1982 | Brisbane |
1986 | Edinburgh |
1990 | Auckland |
1994 | Victoria |
1998 | Kuala Lumpur |
2002 | Manchester |
2006 | Melbourne |
2010 | Delhi (scheduled) |
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Commonwealth Games
The Commonwealth Games are the second largest sporting event in the World after Olympics. These games are held every four years between the years of the Olympic Games. The games involve atheletes from Commonwealth Nations (majority erstwhile colonies of the British). Started in 1930, the games were originally called the British Empire Games. It was in 1978 that the present name of the Commonwelth Games was adopted. The table below gives the details of the Commonwealth Games till date. The games were not held from 1939 till 1949.
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